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Read MoreUncover the magic of The Orlando Eye located in the heart of Orlando. Nothing rivals the breathtaking panoramas of the Orlando’s skyline and its iconic landmarks. The Orlando Eye is a family-friendly adventure suitable for all ages, allowing everyone to enjoy the views from 400 feet above ground. From the top of The Orlando Eye, your view includes Orlando's skyline, theme parks, lakes and lush landscape, and on a clear day, views of Cape Canaveral.
Interesting & useful facts
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Standing at 400 ft, The Orlando Eye is the tallest observational wheel on the North American east coast.
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With over 63,000 LED Lights, The Orlando Eye can be seen from miles away at night.
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The Orlando Eye weighs approximately 3,000,000 pounds.
As you rise on your journey on The Orlando Eye gaze over ICON Park’s shopping and attractions, including SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium and Madame Tussauds Orlando
The Orlando Eye opened its doors to the public on May 4, 2015. Standing at a height of 400 feet, The Orlando Eye quickly became one of Orlando’s most recognizable landmarks, offering visitors stunning panoramic views of the city’s skyline, including nearby attractions. The Orlando Eye is located right next door to SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium and Madame Tussauds Orlando at Icon Park.
Soar on The Orlando Eye over your favorite nearby theme parks including Universal and Epic Universe! As you reach the top of The Orlando Eye, turn your views north for a view of Universal and then to the west to view Epic Universe. As you gaze towards the southeast, you’ll see views of Walt Disney World in the distance as you look past Lake Sheen and Big Sand Lake.
Get the best view of the Orlando Skyline in the entire city! As you enjoy your ride on The Orlando Eye, look to the northeast for views of the Orlando Skyline.
Located nearly 50 miles away, the Kennedy Space Center can be seen in the distance by looking west from The Orlando Eye on clear days. The Kennedy Space Center is located on the Florida coastline showcasing the history and future of space exploration through exhibits, artifacts, and more.
Plan your visit to The Orlando Eye for spectacular views of Florida sunsets. Step inside your fully-air conditioned capsule as you take flight on your 400-ft high journey. Enjoy the incredible views as the sun goes down over Orlando.
After the sun sets, the lights of Orlando come to life creating a not-to-be-missed spectacle. As you board The Orlando Eye, you’ll enjoy seeing over 63,000 LED Lights making this a beacon for all of Orlando to see. The nighttime view from The Orlando Eye is truly magical, evoking a sense of wonder and awe that is unmatched.